szym0n

So I ordered 4 turn signal LEDS from V-leds and installed them into the 8...2 front/2 rear. Light up fine but the rate of blinking is to fast. And I know I need a Load resistor to fix that but from v-leds I ordered 2 packs of 6ohm so 4 resistors total.

Installed one resistor for each bulb but it still was blinking fast. Do i need to buy the 3 ohm resistor or what??

Thank you

The Reverend

iTrader: (1)

You just need 2 load resistors, one for each side of the car.

Edit - I used the 3 ohm resistors from autoillumination per the following diagram:

NgoRX8

iTrader: (1)

how fast are they blinking compared to when you didn't have load resistors.

if they're the same something tells me you didn't install it right. if it is wired right, check your taps, they might not be contacting correctly.

szym0n

So all i need 2 two resistors?? So will this work, 1 6ohm resistor in RL tail & 1 6ohm resistor in RR tail? Or do I need one resistor everywhere there is an LED. and 6 or 3ohm resistors do I need so all 4 of my LED's work.

Razz1

They have new LED's with resistors inside.

Use the new technology.

NgoRX8

iTrader: (1)

what technology is that razz? lol

all led bulbs have resistors built-in so they don't blow. especially ones that are multiple leds. they are typically run in series.

load resistors are run in parallel with the leds specifically for turn signal flashing.

Razz1

Last time I was at a LED site they had resistors built in them eliminated the problem.

szym0n

So all i need 2 two resistors?? So will this work, 1 6ohm resistor in RL tail & 1 6ohm resistor in RR tail? Or do I need one resistor everywhere there is an LED. and 6 or 3ohm resistors do I need so all 4 of my LED's work.